Description
This small electric oil pump is easy to pump various fluids and oils. You just need to place the inlet/outlet hoses at the appropriate positions, connect the power clamps to the car battery and press the button. This process is very simple and you can often do it by yourself to ensure your engine runs smoothly.
Feature:
- The electric oil transfer pump can make oil simply drawing out the motor through the oil dipstick bore. Fluid Pump works by connecting the clamps to the car battery.
- It works great for pumping engine oil, crude oil and heating oil.
- About the installation, you just need to place the inlet and outlet hoses at the appropriate positions, connect the power clamps to the car battery and press the button.
- This process is very simple and you can often do it by yourself to ensure your engine runs smoothly.
The oil transfer pump is NOT suitable for gasoline/petrol. Do not use this fluid oil change pump to extract water, gearbox oil or easy flammable liquids (fuel, petrol etc). Suitable for extracting oil, diesel etc from a vehicle, (never use for petrol), greatly to help your oil-cleaning task, saving time.
Specifications:
Pump Dimensions: 18 x 13 x 8.5cm
Inner Material: Copper motor
Outside Material: Plastic + Aluminium
Input Voltage: DC 12V
Wattage: 60W
Current: 5A
Work Sound: 70 dB
Maximum Flow Rate: 1.5 L/min,
Maximum Delivery Height: 2.3 ft.
Pumping Speed:
Motor Oil (40-60 degrees) Flow Rate: approx. 1L / min
Crude Oil Flow Rate: approx. 250L / Hour
Inlet Hose Length: approx. 155cm/61inch
Inlet Hose Outer Diameter: 6mm/0.236 inch
Inlet Hose Inner Diameter: 4mm/0.157 inch
Outlet Hose Length: approx. 124.5cm/49 inch
Outlet Hose Outer diameter: 12mm/0.472 inch
Outlet Hose Inner Diameter: 10mm/0.39 inch
Line Length: approx. 71cm/28 inch
Reid –
I’ve been using a hand pump for a long time to change the motor oil in my Mercedes…..Never again!! This gem worked amazing and took all of the effort out of the process. I’ve only used it once so I cant say anything about the durability of the pump, but for this price you can’t beat it! Once it starts sucking, it doesn’t take long to get all of the oil out of the pan. I’d say it was doing about a quart every 45 seconds.
Michael –
Purchased to drain oil from tractor and generator. To my surprise it worked well. Trick is to run the engine for a minute or two before attempting to remove the oil. This warms the oil a little causing it to flow much faster. I can’t say anything bad about my experience with this pump, I works as described and for the price it was a good deal.
Krall –
I purchased this pump to transfer about 9 quarts of fluid into the transmission from the fill hole underneath. Much better than hand-pumping all of those quarts of oil. I had to keep pumping on and off to let the transmission heat up to 40C and the fluid did not siphon back into the quart container after each time I shut the pump off. I’m not sure if there’s an internal check valve, but it held the fluid in the output line no problem.
Curtis –
We used this pump the day it arrived. We changed the oil in my son’s 2019 VW Alltrack. This vehicle requires removal of a skid plate to drain the oil from below. This pump saved us a bunch of trouble, since we could change the oil and the filter from above the engine. We extracted 5.5 liters of “warm” oil out of the engine in about 5 minutes. The pump worked perfectly, with no issues at all. The biggest tip is to make sure the engine oil is warm before pumping.
Wiley –
This pump sucked the oil right out of my car’s crank case like nobodies business. Took just 2 or 3 minutes to drain the oil. A big caution: the oil has to be in a certain temperature range to be in the correct viscosity range for the pump to suck up the oil. I started with an engine that was too hot, so got nothing out. Once it cooled for about an hour, all was well. I have yet to try it with a cold engine.
schea –
This is an excellent little oil extracting pump. Made the oil change on my Sea-doo RXT 300 easier than I though possible.
Simply connected it to the RXT’s battery and it pumped almost a gallon of oil out in two minutes or less. Easy to clean up by attaching the two hoses using the included connector. Highly recommended!
Alexander –
This worked great for changing oil in some riding mowers. WAY easier than pulling the drain plug and getting oil all over the frame or having to tip the mower on its side to get the oil out. The pump did not have any issues with suction but it has decent electrical draw and I ran down my mower battery changing the oil. Overall it works really well.
Luis –
This electric oil pump has came in handy for me in oil changes and a few raidiator flushes works pretty good I do give it a break every few minutes seems to get a little warm but has got the jobs done and still works.
Hassan –
I bought this for oil change in my boat. What a difference it made using this pump. Boat holds 3 1/2 quarts and is sucked out the same. Wrapped it up in gallon size bag for future use. Perfect.
Hassan –
Used this first to prime my newly built engine and it worked very well. Had oil flowing up to the rockers with no problems. Then used to add oil to transmission and differential. Little bit of a pain cleaning out previous fluid but otherwise, extremely handy to have.
Raymond –
I’ve changed the oil in several mowers and other equipment. Tip for engines with filters that you’re just not ready to change this time. Pump the oil (warm) out, replace with new. Run the engine until warm, pump this oil out too. Replace a second time. Now you’ve purged most of the oil from the engine.
Willus –
I usually use a hand transfer pump to change the oil in my boat diesel engine and never get it completely drained. This pump was easy to use, less work and it drained all the oil from the sump. Would highly recommend for engine oil change.